miércoles, junio 01, 2022

 Hyperborea, myths of an arctic civilization appears in the legends of multiple Indo-European cultures. Was it really a myth, and could such a civilization and culture have plausibly existed? The term “Hyperborea” is a Greek word, which means “beyond the north wind.” In this video we examine traditions and myths from Greek, Indian, and Persian culture. I will most likely revisit this topic again in the future, so if you know of any scientific studies, archaeological expeditions, or myths which I did not address please leave a comment.

It should be noted that for the Vedic traditions I relied rather heavily on Balgangadhar Tilak. For the Rig Veda references I just listed them in the same format he listed them in the book (Arctic Home in the Vedas). I don’t actually know Sanskrit and have not read the Rig Veda. Therefore, if something is amiss, do let us know. Sources: “Arctic Home in the Vedas” -by Balgangadhar Tilak “The Histories” -by Herodotus “Edith Hamilton Mythology Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes” -by Edith Hamilton https://earth-chronicles.com/histori/... https://www.hlavnydennik.sk/2020/02/0... https://mythologysource.com/hyperbore... https://anomalien.com/the-mysterious-..

The Basques/Atlanteans/Tartarians/Scythians,Etruscans.etc were the Hyperboreans.
Thanks. There was something called the Kushan Empire which I found out about relatively recently. It was another Iranic or Aryan culture which ruled parts of India and (modern day) Russia. It was actually kind of large, and yet I had never heard of it before. I also never heard of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania until last year, which is sad because my ancestral origins are from there.

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